STATISTICAL METHODS FOR EVALUATION OF SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS IN WORKING ENVIRONMENTS.

R. B. Schainker; Y. Bar-Shalom; A. Segall; A. J. Tether

STATISTICAL METHODS FOR EVALUATION OF SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS IN WORKING ENVIRONMENTS.

R. B. Schainker
, Y. Bar-Shalom
, A. Segall
, A. J. Tether

Bar-Ilan University - The Alexander Kofkin Faculty of Engineering

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A statistical decision theory approach is described to develop tractable handbook procedures for determining possible violations of federal standards of atmospheric contaminants in non-stationary industrial environments. The decisions as to whether the environment is safe (compliance) or unsafe (noncompliance) are made with the constraint that a probability of an incorrect decision is below a specified error level. Illustrative examples are presented, and it is shown that the resulting decision rules can be implemented with nomograph charts which are amenable to a simple handbook procedure.

Original language	English
State	Published - 1974
Event	Southeast Symp on Syst Theory, 6th Annu, Proc - Baton Rouge, LA, USA Duration: 21 Feb 1974 → 22 Feb 1974

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Conference	Southeast Symp on Syst Theory, 6th Annu, Proc
City	Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Period	21/02/74 → 22/02/74

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